
Because Tallinn is going through his bi-annual shed.
Sometimes we even vacuum him, but today we used the brush that he so clearly dislikes. My carpet is going to be extra fibery for a little while until his coat thins down.

Just a while ago blogger Trudie From Life After AC wrote a
post about dog fur socks. Where the pups sheddings are spun into yarn and then knit into a socks. She had socks made from such doggy yarn. Here is my attempt at dog socks, minus the knitting and spinning skills.
6 comments:
Do those come in a Hypoallergenic model?
If the socks don't work you could always use it as a Santa beard!
You need a furminator. It is the best pet brush on the face of the planet!
There is a lady in BC who will spin your dog's wool for you and then you really could have Tallin socks. I think Bonnie mentions the address on her blog.
or you can make mitts.
Oh.my.god. That is a lot of fur. I am such a psycho about fur/hair/lint on my dark clothes, this picture is giving me an anxiety attack. But he sure is a cute puppy...
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